In 2000, after years of alcohol and drug abuse, I got sober. Getting sober was not easy for me. I didn’t have low self-esteem; I had NO self-esteem. It's hard to save yourself when you don't believe you are worth saving. I started the climb back from the brink through a recovery program surrounded by structure, support, and love. I was determined to build a better, healthier, and more engaged life. 

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I had no idea how to live once I got sober. My marriage had ended, my career was in ruins, my health was in the toilet and I was in debt up to my eyeballs. Systematically, step by step, I addressed each area of my life.

I worked with nutritionists using my health as a case study. I enrolled in school to learn about the psychological effects of food on the body and mind. 

I met with people who had recovered from economic ruin. I educated myself on credit, lending, and saving and listened to financial gurus to understand how money worked. I was shocked to discover my unhealthy relationship with it and how self-sabotage kept me struggling.

Organizing became my meditation. It helped me focus and I felt clearer and more serene. When everything was in its place and clean, I was at peace. I started doing it for other people. They benefited and I felt purposeful. 

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I've spent my career developing, building, and establishing successful businesses for others. Working in a myriad of fields from corporate to artistic, I excelled at connecting with people. I enjoyed cultivating, developing, and maintaining relationships. Once I turned my life around, I found true fulfillment in helping others. I helped friends improve their health, economic status, and the state of their homes and offices without provocation not realizing, in those early days, that this was my calling.

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After leaving the corporate structure in November of 2022, I turned my passion into a business centered on psychological relationships and attachments.

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Flynn Holistic was designed to teach others to harness the power of whole-life health through addiction recovery, nutrition awareness, financial clarity and solvency,  and home/office/life organization. Addressing mental obstacles, and emotional blocks,  we erode unhealthy beliefs and severe destructive attachments.

I discovered through my journey; that the opposite of addiction or dysfunction is connection. Applying this to other areas of a person's life where challenges, obsessive, or compulsive behavior, or unhealthy habits are rooted has shown extensive, documented results.

I have witnessed my clients obtain freedom...emotionally, physically, psychologically, and spiritually!

It is profound and what I was destined to do.

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